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Risk-taking facilitates the development of shared social identity by enhancing trust
- Tegan Cruwys
- Mark Stevens
- Michael J. Platow
- John Drury
- Elyse Williams
- Ashleigh Kelly
- Margarita Weekes
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Description: The aim of this research is to explore the implications of social risk taking behaviour on perceptions of trust and social identity. Therefore, within an investment game paradigm we will experimentally manipulate a confederates' social risk taking behaviour and their explicit trust of the participant to determine if these variables have a causal effect on the participants' perceived shared social identity with the confederate.
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